• Only on Progressa, StayInPlace™ technology extends the head section of the frame and surface, in unison, to prevent patient migration to the foot of the bed.
• Continuous Lateral Rotation Therapy - provides gentle, side-to-side therapy to aid in the prevention of pulmonary complications related to immobility as well as offering pressure relief for skin care
• Percussion (clapping of chest wall to loosen secretions in the lungs) and Vibration (shaking of chest wall to help move lung secrections for easier removal) Therapy can be done separately or together as directed by physicians orders
• Weight-based pressure redistribution mattress - the mattress provides pressure redistribution by automatically adjusting the air system based on cushion pressures and the user's weight
• Advanced Microclimate® Management technology with comfort adjust provides the user the ability to change the pressure of the mattress in the head, seat, and heel sections
• Trendelenburg - allows the user to place the bed in a tilted position which enables their head/neck to be lower than their lower extremities
• Reverse Trendelenburg - allows the user to place the bed in a tilted position which enables their lower extremities to be lower than their head/neck
• Point-Of-Care® siderail controls with touchscreen Graphical Caregiver Interface feature (GCI® feature) to operate the functions of the bed
• Digital head of bed angle indicator and alert
• 3 mode bed exit sensor with alert
• FullChair® and chair egress with stand assist to facilitate user mobility
• Boost® one-button repositioning system makes it easy to reposition the user towards the head of bed
• Turn assist - allows the caregiver to turn the user for linen or dressing changes
• FlexAfoot® electrical bed retraction and extension - allows the caregiver to extend or retract the bed to customize to the user's length
• Safety stop and alert for pulmonary therapies when side rails are down
  
  
  
  

Contraindication:

Use of active therapy surfaces with patients with unstabilized spinal cord injury could cause serious injury to the patient.

Use of continuous lateral rotation therapy is contraindicated for patients with cervical or skeletal traction.